ὑό-πρῳρος · hyo-prōiros — LSJ
having a beak turned up like a swineʼs snout
having a beak turned up like a swineʼs snout, Σάμαινα ναῦς ἐστιν ὑόπρῳρος τὸ σίμωμα Plu. Per. 26.
The corpus record
ὑό-πρῳρος
uoproros
having a beak turned up like a swineʼs snout
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